Here are five things to know:
1. AdapTEK allows physicians to create a range of interbody devices to individual specifications that are then produced by Medicrea.
2. Medicrea’s AdapTek technology leverages a surgeon’s clinical insight to design implants with a range of different footprints, lordotic angles, heights, lateral windows and endplate surfaces.
3. AdapTek also uses the company’s HexaLock structure design to enhance bone implant interaction during fusions.
4. Medicrea President and CEO Denys Sournac said, “With the FDA clearance of our 3-D printed titanium interbodies, we are able to approach a large segment of the spine market, where we were not previously present. This initial FDA clearance will support future strategic IB3D FDA clearances.”
5. With more than 30 FDA approved spinal implant technologies, Medicrea’s devices have been used in more than 150,000 spinal surgeries.
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